If Port Townsend had an official town center or square or piazza it might be the little city park on Taylor and Washington Street that is the location of Haller Fountain which has also been known for over a hundred years as Galatea. She is shown here as seen today with a fountain full of soap suds. Perhaps it's wash day or local kids having a little fun. Always interesting over the years to find her in various states of dress or undress. She has appeared on this blog several times and those posts can be seen here.
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Wednesday, September 3, 2008
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Who knew!!! Look what marvelous things that can be found in Port Townsebd. I am impressed. MB
How amusing.
I guess you could say she is wash and wear.
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nice post good info to know
It is amazing what lies on our own doorstep!
Thaks so much for contributing.
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That must be inspiring lady, then
Nice of you to appreciate the lay-out!
Those clever kids!
Beautiful sculpture--reminded me of listening to 'The Beautiful Galatea' by Suppe when I was young because my dad was a trumpet player and loved this overture.
Hope your summer has been good on the coast!
I'd love to know the whole history of that statue!
Very nice post!
a brilliant piece of public art
Great choice for "G"-Wednesday!
It is a beautiful statue. You will have to keep us updated on the ladies fashion statements.
She is a beautiful statue.
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